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THE RAW, EMPTY LOOK OF THE PRAIRIES comes through in this view of New England, N. D., as it looked less than two years after the railroad reached there in 1910. Even so, about 1½-million bushels of grain moved from there in the 1912 season.
from "A Brief History: The Milwaukee Road" Published by the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company in 1968
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